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New Name -- Same Great Dentist

Posted on 10-17-2013

Lots of people have commented on our new signage and the new logo the office staff is sporting on their work clothes. And quite a few people have asked "What's going on? Did Dr. Carpenter...

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Columbus Midtown Dental gets Fresh New Signage

Posted on 10-02-2013

Over the weekend the Columbus Midtown Dental office at 1901 Warm Springs Road got new signage bearing our fresh new logo designed by Steve Martin of Blue Ridge Design Workshop and Sunshine Ba...

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Columbus Midtown Dental

1901 Warm Springs Rd.
Columbus, GA 31904

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Phone: 706.660.9848
Fax: 706.660.9855
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Office Hours

Day	Morning	Afternoon
Monday	8:30am - 1pm	2pm - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 1pm	2pm - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 1pm	2pm - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 1pm	2pm - 5pm
Friday	Admin only
Saturday	Closed	Closed
Sunday	Closed	Closed

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